A look at some last-minute options that may still be available on the waiver wire before Thursday night's NFL game kicks off.
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A couple days ago we took a look at the best available options on the waiver wire who could help your team in Week 3, but if you weren't quick enough to grab them, some of those options may have been snatched up by your competition.
Does your team have injury concerns that need to be addressed before the Thursday night kickoff? Here's a look around the NFL at some of the best options that may still be available on the waiver wire in both deep and shallow leagues:
Harry Douglas, WR, Atlanta Falcons: While he may not be available in many deep leagues, Douglas is a must-get if you are hurting at the wide receiver position. Both Julio Jones and Roddy White are banged up with injuries, and Douglas has proven to be a solid option in their absence. He notched over 1,000 yards receiving with the Falcons last season, and if White's bum hamstring continues to be an issue, Douglas could play an even bigger role than expected in the weeks to come.
Knile Davis, RB, Kansas City: Andy Reid has announced that star running back Jamaal Charles will not play this week against the Miami Dolphins. Enter Knile Davis. Last week, Davis had 6 receptions for 26 yards, but did most of his damage on the ground with 22 carries for 79 yards and two scores in a loss to the Denver Broncos. Not only will he be a good option this week, but could prove to be a good play going forward if Charles can't recover from his injury and poor start to the 2014-15 season.
Mohamed Sanu, WR, Cincinnati Bengals: AJ Green continues to suffer with a nagging toe injury that took him out of that game against the Falcons last week. He's questionable for Week 3, and with him out of the lineup, Sanu becomes increasingly valuable. He was electric with three receptions for 84 yards and a touchdown in Week 2. He even added a 50-yard pass on a trick play. Can that magic continue? Look for him to get more looks from quarterback Andy Dalton even if Green plays against the Titans this week.
Danny Woodhead, RB, San Diego Chargers: With the injury to Ryan Matthews, it looks like Woodhead has a good chance of seeing the ball more in San Diego's offense. While some reports indicate his role may not change much, his balance is what makes him an attractive option here. Woodhead is a dual-threat back, meaning he catches the ball well and a while also having the ability to do damage on handoffs. In a win over Seattle last week he had 4 catches for 28 yards and 8 rushes for 32 yards, but no touchdowns. He still has yet to see the end zone his season. If you want to take a chance, you can try to bet on him breaking a big play for a score this week. Play him knowing there is some risk involved.
Shaun Suisham, K, Pittsburgh Steelers: Suisham has been pure money. He has converted all five of his field goal tries on the season, and last week he was the only player to score points for the Steelers in a 26-6 loss against Baltimore.Pittsburgh is really struggling to start the year. It took everything they had to beat Cleveland in Week 1 and they were kicked around by the Ravens in Week 2. Things don't get any better in Week 3 as they get set to face the red-hot Carolina Panthers. If the Steelers' offensive woes continue, Suisham may be their only viable scoring threat, which means points for you. If they have a good day offensively, at least you'll get a few points off PATs. Very little risk involved in this play.